This white paper highlights key areas of improvement to pack more efficiently, in the right size box while reducing costs and shipping sustainably. 

Companies need technology that not only improves order fulfillment metrics, but helps retain workers by making it easier to hit productivity targets, and to stay engaged.

Supply chain planning is often viewed through the lens of efficiency and technology, but there’s an untold story—one that focuses on the transformative power of Integrated Business Planning (IBP).

President Donald Trump has already begun to fight DEI in the federal government and beyond. Some major companies, however, have pushed back on the trend.

Labor shortages, supply chain disruptions and inflation increase operational challenges. While you can’t control external factors, you can improve warehouse agility. Low-code application platforms (LCAPs) make that possible.

Carriers can now purchase usage-based, pay-per-load annual insurance directly through their transportation management system, with the ability to flex coverage limits on demand.

Among the “Plan Mexico” priorities are to speed up the permit process for exporting manufacturers that import materials duty-free and boost the purchase of locally made goods.

The latest technologies offer a vision of the future where sales associates are empowered to make consumers feel they are seen and known, not impersonal data caches.

Download the 2025 GRI Guide today and take control of your shipping strategy for the year ahead. Don’t let the rising costs of parcel shipping derail your budget—gain the clarity and confidence to make proactive, informed decisions.

By setting up multiple fulfillment centers in key regions, businesses can avoid the costs of de minimis regulations more effectively.